Dorthy and Syracuse have proven my theory that life is like a goat with worms. Sheep and goats are notorious for internal parasites. If you're not educated in recognizing a worm overload you will lose the animal by the time you do. Honestly, our first kid crop was riddled with worms and coccidiosis and we did lose some. It was very devastating to know I wasn't educated enough but I learned so much. Just last year I had two more cases of worm overload. Maybe they were weaned t

We are officially past in gestation age when we were induced with our first child together in 2012. After our check up yesterday we're still in the 'fluffy' zone with UVA. We made appointments for the next three weeks but will probably not carry after 37 weeks - but delivering at term sure beats a long NICU stay. This is all very exciting but I have never experienced this part of pregnancy and don't really like it so far. I'm beyond exhausted and some times even think to myse

Razzbourne Farms is approaching it's third kidding season and second cheese season in Rockbridge County. All the obstacles, brick walls and horns that have been overcome is astonishing yet terrifying at the same time. There is an article about micro dairies flourishing and micro dairies failing in the news almost every single day. Our hardest obstacles are yet to come - to continue on our journey of quality without fault or discouragement. The 'contribution box' on the Home p